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雇用調整助成金(コロナ特例)及び緊急雇用安定助成金

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雇用調整助成金(コロナ特例)及び緊急雇用安定助成金

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This document summarizes cases of fraudulent receipt of the Employment Adjustment Subsidy and the Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy. It details instances where multiple businesses submitted false application documents, claiming to have paid leave to employees who were not actually on leave. The document includes the names of the businesses, representatives, locations, types of subsidies, dates of subsidy cancellation, amounts ordered for repayment, repayment status, and descriptions of the fraudulent activities. It also highlights cases of self-reported fraud, aiming to promote the proper operation of the subsidy system.

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